Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP

[Mike Knisely]

I am using a VoIP service that does not support BYOD.  I have been using this service for a while with Endian 1.8 w/out issue; however, once I moved to 2.2rc1 I am unable to get audio into my SIP device.  Audio out works fine.

I've attempted port forwarding the ports used for the RTP stream, SIP ports, etc.  No luck.

I have also attempted to do a 1:1 NAT and it still does not function properly.

I enabled the SIP proxy with no change.  I ran siproxyd from the command line to see if I could get some debug output.  I edited the /etc/siproxyd.conf file to trigger some messages.  I was unable to get any debug output.

Does anyone else have any suggestions regarding this?  Anyone else experiencing this issue?  I'm at a loss.

M. Knisely

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[Mike Knisely]

Does anyone contribute to this list or just complaint about release dates?

I'd love to troubleshoot this issue... perhaps even help get it resolved in the eminent release 2.2rc2.

As I see it, the issue did not exist in 1.8.  I skipped 2.1.x because of issues with port forwarding and AV updating, so I can not comment on if the issue is in that release.  

I'm seeing nothing in the SIP proxy logs... so I'm thinking that the issue may be there somewhere; though, the issue persists even when the proxy is disabled.

I find it difficult to believe that I am the only person needing to run a SIP device behind Endian.  Can anyone else chime in on this with some experience or a perspective?

M Knisely

-----Original Message-----
From: efw-user-bounces@... on behalf of Mike  Knisely
Sent: Wed 7/2/2008 08:32
To: efw-user@...
Subject: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP
 

I am using a VoIP service that does not support BYOD.  I have been using this service for a while with Endian 1.8 w/out issue; however, once I moved to 2.2rc1 I am unable to get audio into my SIP device.  Audio out works fine.

I've attempted port forwarding the ports used for the RTP stream, SIP ports, etc.  No luck.

I have also attempted to do a 1:1 NAT and it still does not function properly.

I enabled the SIP proxy with no change.  I ran siproxyd from the command line to see if I could get some debug output.  I edited the /etc/siproxyd.conf file to trigger some messages.  I was unable to get any debug output.

Does anyone else have any suggestions regarding this?  Anyone else experiencing this issue?  I'm at a loss.

M. Knisely



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[colf]

G'day Mike,
I am running 2.2rc1 in a VMWare server machine, with Asterisk on my local
lan.
I have one SIP account that works (for playing with really as I only have a
128k net connection).
I originally had it set to port forward SIP UDP 5060 and RTP 10000 to 20000
to my asterisk server.
This worked (as well as it can here)

As I wanted to use the traffic shaping to give the RTP traffic highest
priority, but couldn't define a range of ports for the traffic shaper I
decided to try the SIP proxy instead, in the hope that it may give the
traffic a higher priority. (It didn't)
So then I turned off the port forwarding and turned on the sip proxy with:

Status: Transparent
Sip Port: 5060
RTP Port Low: 10000 RTP Port High: 20000
Outbound Proxy host: is blank, Port: is blank

Autosave registrations checked
Log Calls checked
Firewall logs outgoing connections checked

Logging:
I get nothing in the sip proxy logs in the gui. I haven't had a look at the
actual files though.

I get some firewall logs of accepted connections from my asterisk server to
the SIP provider. These are UDP ports in the range of 10000 to 20000
(probably a smaller range than that, but they do fall in the range I have
set for RTP traffic)

I have seen that efw sends directly SIP registration packets to my SIP
provider, and the system still works, so I am assuming that SIP proxy is
working.

I haven't really looked hard into the whole system as it is still not a
release version and it seemed to work OK for what I want to do.

Cheers,
Col



----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Knisely" <MKnisely@...>
To: <efw-user@...>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP



Does anyone contribute to this list or just complaint about release dates?

I'd love to troubleshoot this issue... perhaps even help get it resolved in
the eminent release 2.2rc2.

As I see it, the issue did not exist in 1.8.  I skipped 2.1.x because of
issues with port forwarding and AV updating, so I can not comment on if the
issue is in that release.

I'm seeing nothing in the SIP proxy logs... so I'm thinking that the issue
may be there somewhere; though, the issue persists even when the proxy is
disabled.

I find it difficult to believe that I am the only person needing to run a
SIP device behind Endian.  Can anyone else chime in on this with some
experience or a perspective?

M Knisely

-----Original Message-----
From: efw-user-bounces@... on behalf of Mike  Knisely
Sent: Wed 7/2/2008 08:32
To: efw-user@...
Subject: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP


I am using a VoIP service that does not support BYOD.  I have been using
this service for a while with Endian 1.8 w/out issue; however, once I moved
to 2.2rc1 I am unable to get audio into my SIP device.  Audio out works
fine.

I've attempted port forwarding the ports used for the RTP stream, SIP ports,
etc.  No luck.

I have also attempted to do a 1:1 NAT and it still does not function
properly.

I enabled the SIP proxy with no change.  I ran siproxyd from the command
line to see if I could get some debug output.  I edited the
/etc/siproxyd.conf file to trigger some messages.  I was unable to get any
debug output.

Does anyone else have any suggestions regarding this?  Anyone else
experiencing this issue?  I'm at a loss.

M. Knisely




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[Steven Sher]

My experience with 2.2rc1 is simply way to many issues to use in any
production environment.

I did try 2.1.x I ran an asterisk box behind Endian running an IAX2
trunk through it without too many hassles for a while as a test, worked
ok, did have to restart Endian once in a while, not sure if the problem
was really Endian or my Asterisk box though.

Steve


-----Original Message-----
From: efw-user-bounces@...
[mailto:efw-user-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Mike
Knisely
Sent: 03 July 2008 02:55 AM
To: efw-user@...
Subject: RE: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP


Does anyone contribute to this list or just complaint about release
dates?

I'd love to troubleshoot this issue... perhaps even help get it resolved
in the eminent release 2.2rc2.

As I see it, the issue did not exist in 1.8.  I skipped 2.1.x because of
issues with port forwarding and AV updating, so I can not comment on if
the issue is in that release.  

I'm seeing nothing in the SIP proxy logs... so I'm thinking that the
issue may be there somewhere; though, the issue persists even when the
proxy is disabled.

I find it difficult to believe that I am the only person needing to run
a SIP device behind Endian.  Can anyone else chime in on this with some
experience or a perspective?

M Knisely

-----Original Message-----
From: efw-user-bounces@... on behalf of Mike  Knisely
Sent: Wed 7/2/2008 08:32
To: efw-user@...
Subject: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP
 

I am using a VoIP service that does not support BYOD.  I have been using
this service for a while with Endian 1.8 w/out issue; however, once I
moved to 2.2rc1 I am unable to get audio into my SIP device.  Audio out
works fine.

I've attempted port forwarding the ports used for the RTP stream, SIP
ports, etc.  No luck.

I have also attempted to do a 1:1 NAT and it still does not function
properly.

I enabled the SIP proxy with no change.  I ran siproxyd from the command
line to see if I could get some debug output.  I edited the
/etc/siproxyd.conf file to trigger some messages.  I was unable to get
any debug output.

Does anyone else have any suggestions regarding this?  Anyone else
experiencing this issue?  I'm at a loss.

M. Knisely


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[csturgill]

I am having same issue. Sip clients on the internet get no audio. I forward all the proper ports to trixbox server but still no go. I have tried all sorts of settings on the client and the firewall with no luck. I would like to note that IPCop worked fine for this but I was having issues with Dans Guardian so I changed out to Endian. I think I am going to try Untangle firewall next. Let me know if you get this resolved.

Chad Sturgill

colf wrote:

G'day Mike,
I am running 2.2rc1 in a VMWare server machine, with Asterisk on my local
lan.
I have one SIP account that works (for playing with really as I only have a
128k net connection).
I originally had it set to port forward SIP UDP 5060 and RTP 10000 to 20000
to my asterisk server.
This worked (as well as it can here)

As I wanted to use the traffic shaping to give the RTP traffic highest
priority, but couldn't define a range of ports for the traffic shaper I
decided to try the SIP proxy instead, in the hope that it may give the
traffic a higher priority. (It didn't)
So then I turned off the port forwarding and turned on the sip proxy with:

Status: Transparent
Sip Port: 5060
RTP Port Low: 10000 RTP Port High: 20000
Outbound Proxy host: is blank, Port: is blank

Autosave registrations checked
Log Calls checked
Firewall logs outgoing connections checked

Logging:
I get nothing in the sip proxy logs in the gui. I haven't had a look at the
actual files though.

I get some firewall logs of accepted connections from my asterisk server to
the SIP provider. These are UDP ports in the range of 10000 to 20000
(probably a smaller range than that, but they do fall in the range I have
set for RTP traffic)

I have seen that efw sends directly SIP registration packets to my SIP
provider, and the system still works, so I am assuming that SIP proxy is
working.

I haven't really looked hard into the whole system as it is still not a
release version and it seemed to work OK for what I want to do.

Cheers,
Col



----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Knisely" <[e-mail]>
To: <[e-mail]>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP



Does anyone contribute to this list or just complaint about release dates?

I'd love to troubleshoot this issue... perhaps even help get it resolved in
the eminent release 2.2rc2.

As I see it, the issue did not exist in 1.8.  I skipped 2.1.x because of
issues with port forwarding and AV updating, so I can not comment on if the
issue is in that release.

I'm seeing nothing in the SIP proxy logs... so I'm thinking that the issue
may be there somewhere; though, the issue persists even when the proxy is
disabled.

I find it difficult to believe that I am the only person needing to run a
SIP device behind Endian.  Can anyone else chime in on this with some
experience or a perspective?

M Knisely

-----Original Message-----
From: [e-mail] on behalf of Mike  Knisely
Sent: Wed 7/2/2008 08:32
To: [e-mail]
Subject: [Efw-user] Endian 2.2rc1 and SIP


I am using a VoIP service that does not support BYOD.  I have been using
this service for a while with Endian 1.8 w/out issue; however, once I moved
to 2.2rc1 I am unable to get audio into my SIP device.  Audio out works
fine.

I've attempted port forwarding the ports used for the RTP stream, SIP ports,
etc.  No luck.

I have also attempted to do a 1:1 NAT and it still does not function
properly.

I enabled the SIP proxy with no change.  I ran siproxyd from the command
line to see if I could get some debug output.  I edited the
/etc/siproxyd.conf file to trigger some messages.  I was unable to get any
debug output.

Does anyone else have any suggestions regarding this?  Anyone else
experiencing this issue?  I'm at a loss.

M. Knisely




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